It's not a bad sign for Harris that the race is so close - The Boston Globe

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

60% : In a country where the face of power is still expected to belong to a white man, Trump could win again.
48% : She has stayed on message, while Trump has blathered on about fictional cannibal Hannibal Lecter and golf great Arnold Palmer's genitals and spent 30 minutes at his own rally swaying to music like an inflatable air dancer in front of a car dealership.
41% : But the former president's followers must also be fretting, over how Trump has essentially blown a four-year head start and kept Harris in a position to win on Election Day.
40% : Never a model of self-control, Trump is plunging into the deepest and darkest crevices of his MAGA movement.
28% : But she wisely called herself an underdog against Trump, who, given his rule over the GOP, has been running like an incumbent.
27% : And don't think Trump hasn't noticed.
25% : Because Trump expected to walk right over Biden on his path back to the White House, his battle plan began to fall apart as soon as Harris became the presumptive nominee.
25% : Despite three years as vice president, Harris looks like the face of change, while Trump, 78, is angry, filled with bile, and the oldest major party nominee in American history.
19% : Harris has been disciplined, while Trump has been erratic.
17% : Trump, borrowing from an authoritarian playbook, is threatening revenge and political persecution against fellow Americans he has called "vermin" and "the enemy within.

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